Four Seasons Hotel San Francisco

Luxury Meets Live Music in Downtown San Francisco

Modern and upscale, the Four Seasons Hotel San Francisco sits in the heart of downtown, just a short walk from Union Square and Yerba Buena Gardens. With elegant rooms, a full-service spa, and an on-site restaurant and bar, it's a refined base for exploring the city's top music venues and nightlife.

Why Concert-goers love it

You’re just minutes from San Francisco’s most iconic live music spots, plus you're within walking distance to public transit and late-night eats. After the show, unwind in a plush soaking tub or slip into the adult-only indoor lap pool. The hotel’s 12:00 pm checkout gives you time to recover the next morning, and the soundproofed rooms offer a peaceful night’s sleep after a high-energy gig.

Who this Hotel is great for

Groups of friends looking for a stylish home base
Solo travelers catching a dream show
Couples turning it into a weekend getaway
Fans needing a quiet, spa-like recovery spot
Budget-conscious music fans seeking luxury splurges (worth it if you’re treating yourself!)

Food and Drink Options

MKT Restaurant - Bar delivers a swanky spot for pre- or post-concert bites, featuring local steaks, shareable plates, and handcrafted cocktails. While there's no 24/7 room service, the on-site options are excellent, and the nearby Union Square area offers plenty of late-night eats just a few blocks away. Breakfast is served, perfect for a slow start after a big night.

Nightlife Options

While there’s no live music on-site, the hotel’s central location puts you near some of San Francisco’s best bars, lounges, and music venues. Enjoy a cocktail at the chic MKT Bar before heading out, or wind down with a nightcap when you return. Local nightlife is just steps away.

What People Say

Guests rave about the superb service, luxurious rooms, and unbeatable location. Many mention the spa and fitness access as standout features. Reviews highlight how easy it is to get around the city from here, and how quiet the rooms are despite the central setting.

Areas for Improvement

This is a splurge—not ideal for tight budgets. Some guests noted that parking is pricey and that street noise can occasionally filter in on lower floors. But most agree it’s worth it for the comfort and location.

The Bottom Line

If you're looking to pair live music with luxury, Four Seasons Hotel San Francisco is a stylish and peaceful retreat near the city's best venues.